Sentence examples similar to because of its ill from inspiring English sources

(a) Said that MoveOn.org, because of its ill-conceived "General Betray Us" ad, "ought to be thrown out of this country".

Derek Carr is being mooted as a potential league MVP, and Oakland's offensive line, despite (or perhaps because of) its ill-discipline, has been dominant.

Mr. de Blasio emerged from a crowded field in 2009 to win the job of public advocate, a post created in 1993 to serve as a watchdog over city government but frequently considered as a target for elimination because of its ill-defined mandate and the usurping of its services by the city's 311 phone system.

The company shares blame for the slump because of its ill-conceived price hike last year, as higher fuel costs kicked in.

Inverse source reconstruction is the most challenging aspect of bioluminescence tomography (BLT) because of its ill-posedness.

Many of these righteously boycott Wal-Mart because of its perceived ill-treatment of its workers.

Market specialists say that Structured Credit, because of its size, was probably ill prepared when the crisis hit the derivatives market.

Partly because of his ill health, other indictments against him were abandoned.

Parliament voted Sheikh Saad out of office because of his ill health.

But the company has been struggling the last two years, partly because of its costly and seemingly ill-fated acquisition of Green Tree Financial, which finances purchases of mobile homes.

Melatonin could have a meaningful role in critically ill patients, because of its immunomodulatory, antioxidant and sleep regulation properties; it is reduced in critical illness.